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BeatPass uses a persistent player, so playback can continue while you move between channels, search results, producer pages, collections, playlists, and library pages in the same session.
The player surface changes by device. Desktop uses a bottom player bar with a right-side queue panel, while mobile uses a compact mini player that expands into a full-screen overlay.

What This Section Covers

Player Controls

Learn which playback buttons appear on desktop and mobile, including download, lyrics, and expand actions.

Queue & Playback

Understand the current queue, shuffle and repeat behavior, and how the queue differs from playlists.

Lyrics

Open the private lyrics panel for the current track and understand how it behaves on desktop and mobile.

Waveform Comments

See how timed comment markers work on waveform-enabled track pages.

Where Playback Starts

You can start playback from most media surfaces in BeatPass, including:
  • Track rows and track cards
  • Producer pages and collection pages
  • Playlists and radio pages
  • Channel pages, search results, and library tables

Desktop And Mobile Differences

SurfaceDesktopMobile
Player shellFixed bottom barMini player plus full-screen overlay
Track infoArtwork, track link, artist links, and a like buttonArtwork, title, and artist names
Primary controlsShuffle, previous, play/pause, next, repeat, and seekbarMini player has previous, play/pause, and next; the overlay adds the full control set
Extra actionsQueue toggle, volume, download, lyrics, and expand depending on settings and screen widthQueue and lyrics live inside the expanded overlay

Common Actions While Listening

  • Open the track page from the player to see full track details.
  • Save the current track to your library.
  • Add tracks, collections, or playlists to the queue from context menus.
  • Open lyrics if the current BeatPass setup exposes the lyrics button.
  • Download the current track when downloads are enabled and your account has access.
Use the queue for the current listening session and playlists for saved, shareable collections. The two systems are separate.
Last modified on February 28, 2026